SnuggleTruck: Rejected app goes cuddly for Apple approval

I did the same thing with a game i made called Arizona for iPad, they made me change it to Crab Crossing. it still has mexican music, tacos and burritos though lol

For what it's worth, we're not saying either the original game OR the revamped, bunnies 'n critters versions are good ideas -- the serious issues raised by illegal migration, the human cost, the challenges to communities on both sides of the border, none of it is particularly fun or funny.

The point here is that an app that probably deserved to be rejected eventually made it into the store by changing the least significant piece of its messaging. It's not a good thing; in fact, it's probably a bad thing.

Here in Arizona, we have lots of attempts end up dying in the desert trying to walk here. Can you make a snuggly game that includes mummified carcasses and dying kids too?

What - isn't that funny and ironic too?

I want dead mexican babies on my iPad! GET IT TOGETHER!

You guys should do a review of Snake from WublaGames. I downloaded it yesterday, and it was just what I was looking for. Classic snake at it's best.

Funny, but I can't help it: the mind doesn't boggle, it gets boggled. (As in, "it boggles the mind!" or "This app is mind-boggling!" I will duck now.

Genius. If this wasn't their plan all along, it should have been!

I was about to write a comment about how odd it is that an iPad-only version is a dollar more than a Universal version, but double-checked the app links first.

The cheaper one isn't Universal as the post states, but a standard iPhone version. My understanding was that "Universal" meant the same app included both iPhone and iPad optimized versions, noted in iTunes by the "+" in the Buy button.

I like how there's still barbed wire over the logo for "SnuggleTruck." Barbed wire isn't very snuggly.

I love it... THINK before becoming offended. Great advice.

That's hilarious.